Hotels in der Nähe von Fort Terekhol, North Goa

Stayed for a coupla nights and found the resort charming and very enjoyable. The staff were excellent and the food was outstanding. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet and peaceful getaway with breathtaking views of the blue ocean. The ferry ride across the river added to the charm of the spot.

This is a little heaven in goa very good rooms they will take us to plantation walk. View is cool and it feels like ur are actually in heaven. Don't wanna leave this place

Die Lage ist sehr schön, direkt am Strand und das komplimentäre Frühstück ist ausgezeichnet. Das Personalverhalten ist zufriedenstellend. Zimmerservice ist auch zufriedenstellend. Allerdings waren die komplimentären Toiletten im Badezimmer nicht genug für die Anzahl der Gäste. Und ein weiterer Vorschlag, die Strandfläche vorne sollte mehr erhalten und regelmäßig gereinigt werden. Gesamtüberdurchschnittliche Erfahrung.

Zuvor war es in diesem Hotel mit Freunden, Hotel, für Indien, ausgezeichnet. Jeden Tag wechseln Bett und Zimmer Dekoration, Reinigung im Hotel, gibt es russischsprachige Mitarbeiter. Der Aufenthalt mit Freunden im Hotel war sehr angenehm, so, auf einer einzigen Reise, wenn es notwendig war, das Hotel, Nanu Resort Arambol zu wählen.. Wählen Sie eine Unterkunft ohne Essen, um die erklärten 450 Rupies für Frühstück zu bezahlen, im Hotel. Dies war eine schwierige Zeit, da das Hotel den Frühstückspreis von 600 Rupies bereits angekündigt und 450 Rupies nur nach ihren Anrufen an die Oberbehörden für das Frühstück vereinbart hat. Es war der einzige unbehagliche Moment beim Hotel. Sehr gutes Hotel, hervorragendes Personal.

I stayed for five nights and paid 16,700 Indian Rupees, which is about 172 British Pounds. This means that I paid 34 Pounds per night. What did I get for 34 Pounds a night? Read below: “Hotel”?: It is NOT a hotel. Stop advertising it as a “hotel”. Reception: This is essentially the front house where the family that runs Garden Villa lives. You will not see anyone most of the time at the “reception” and will need to stand at the steps/entrance and look into the house expectantly and someone will come out and attend to you. That is reception for you. Garden: The “garden” is essentially a few patches of grass and a few average looking plants that grow nearly everywhere in Goa. If you are lucky, you will get a room that overlooks this “garden”. If you are not lucky, you will have a view overlooking a back street, or worse. Swimming Pool: Don’t be fooled by the swimming pool. It is a really small and shallow pool in open air – let us face it, Indians don’t have much of a swimming pool tradition/culture. The pool is about 10-15 meters from a very dusty and busy road. The pool is not covered so you can imagine dust, bird droppings, debris from trees, and heavens know what, fall into the pool. During my five-days stay, I did not see anyone cleaning it. I saw only once someone using it - a group of young Indian men having what looked like a bath. WiFi: Poor and intermittent. I would not say more. Room: Utterly utterly average room with a double bed, a table, a coat hanger, a TV (see below), a mirror, and small bucket as a dustbin (see photos). Absolutely nothing else. TV: NO FREE CHANNELS. TV was not connected to any network or cable in my room. I needed to ask the reception three times to come and connect it with cable, dish, or anything. They finally put a plug-in device (a kind or WiFi access point), which enabled the TV to receive Amazon Prime, Netflix, and some Indian channels. BUT you must pay for them. They are NOT free. Mattress and pillow: Utterly poor quality and old mattress and pillow, which hadn’t been well maintained and cleaned. The Garden Villa ***agement tried to cover the old mattress with a foam cover which was a little short and shrunk at the corners (see photos). Bathroom: Probably the worst bathroom you will get for 34 British Pounds a night. Toilet was old and rickety, paint was peeling off the walls and also off the rusty toilet door. Sink, taps, and mirror were looked uncleaned with signs of mould (or mold). Fridge: NO FRIDGE IN THE ROOM. Again, in most hotels you will find a fridge but not at Garden Villa. If you are in Goa, you cannot do without a fridge. It is very warm and hot throughout the year, and you will badly miss a fridge. But sadly rooms come with NO FRIDGE. Room service: You will need to ask the “reception” for someone to come around and clean the room. If you don’t ask, no-one is going to come around. Restaurant: No restaurant at Garden Villa. If you want a tea, coffee or a quick snack, you will need to walk o

Here’s a refined version of your comment: --- ”Our experience started on a disappointing note when we were assigned rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors, despite specifically requesting at least one ground-floor room due to a friend’s knee issues. Unfortunately, there was no elevator. The hotel itself feels outdated, likely around 20 years old and poorly maintained. Everything from the beds to the bathrooms appeared worn out. To top it off, I found a large cockroach in my room, which I had to deal with in the middle of the night. The air conditioning was another major issue—it seemed like a relic from the '80s and couldn't keep up with the heat. The vents were filthy, and the switches were broken. The only positive aspect was the staff, who were genuinely helpful, especially Sharma, who assisted us until 2 AM. Their service was the silver lining in an otherwise disappointing stay.”

All in all the stay was good or okay. The staff was friendly, the room was nice and clean. Unfortunately it was really hot and there was no ac. The fan only worked on the highest level super fast so there was a lot of wind, which hurt my throat. I asked for some hot water to make myself some tea but that wasn’t possible. My partner found out there was a nice terrace on the day we left - would be great to know about that earlier. Also the warm shower water didn’t work- only sometimes for a short period in the afternoon.